
A Grapevine Before the Gate
阿门阿前一棵葡萄树
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Who is still reviewing this book in 2023?
2026.9.12 Review the check-in! I should have read this novel when I was in the first grade of junior high school. Now I am looking back at it again when I am 25 years old. The mood of reading the book when I was 12 years old and when I was 25 years old is also very different. When I was reading the book at the age of 12, I focused on whether the male and female protagonists can be together, but now I read it to pay attention to the growth and bravery of the female protagonist. When I read the book, I found that the author used the growth of the grape vine to compare the growth with lightness. Whether the grape grows strong and bears the sweetest fruit ultimately depends on yourself. So well written!
When I was an adolescent girl more than ten years ago, I didn't know much about Jinjiang. I had never read online articles, only this paper book. As a little girl at that time, I had always had a soft spot for Gu Yu, a "bad" boy, but in the end I couldn't see them together... Because of this regret, this book has left a deep impression on me to this day. I finished my class today, and suddenly I thought of it in my mind, and on a whim I found it on the Internet! I'm really happy. When I clicked on Gu Yu's extra, it felt like I was saying hello to myself more than ten years ago. I am really grateful to the author for this work. I sincerely hope that you will get better and better, and write more good works safely and smoothly! I also hope that every one of your readers can be healthy and happy! ! 2024.3.26
The first time I read this book was eight years ago, when I was still in the first grade of junior high school. This book has always been in my memory. I didn't know about Jinjiang before, so I searched for it in the browser and found it today. I didn't hesitate to order the full text. It was an explanation to me when I was a child.
I read the novel when I was in junior high school, but today I suddenly wanted to relive it and saw this episode. I couldn't help but criticize Gu Yu (I still don't like him from the first time I saw it =_= I am also very determined). Do you have a delusional disorder? When did Xiao Dandan love him and return his love (vomit)? His unrequited love is almost the same
I have to admit that it is indeed a good novel, but like many readers, I really don't like the heroine. I am just deeply impressed by the plot set by the author. It is well-conceived and emotionally tangled, which makes it extremely interesting to read. But what to say about the heroine, I'm really conflicted. What I don't understand is that she chooses to repay her kindness to Gu Yu, but what about her kindness to the Mu family? Why doesn't she repay it? She was raised by the Mu family, who gave her such good living conditions and allowed her to study. It seemed that this kind of kindness was no less than giving her a new life. How could she just leave? Didn't she feel guilty? She still thinks this is natural. When she makes such a decision, she only considers her own feelings. It seems that this is the only way she can feel better. But has she considered the feelings of everyone in the Mu family? Isn't this a kind of selfishness in disguise? The Mu family never gave up on her from beginning to end. How could she give up so easily? When I watched it from beginning to end, I didn't find that she had done anything grateful to the Mu family. What she had was just her own repeated emotional entanglements. But I have to admire her good luck, that is, she met such a good male protagonist who tolerated her from beginning to end, treated her well, and was devoted to her! I hope that in the days to come, she can cherish this hard-won relationship and treat her lover and the Mu family well!
This is the first romance novel I read when I was ten years old. Now that I am twenty-one, it turns out to be a Jinjiang novel, which is a bit emotional.
Dandan was too urgent. She was too eager to grow up, to be free, and to repay the Mu family's kindness. That's why she resisted so fiercely. For her, Mu Hang was the right choice because she loved Mu Hang, but Gu Yu made her understand that she She could not be attached to anyone, so she wanted to be independent and grow up as quickly as possible. In the same process, she lost Mu Hang and underestimated Mu Hang's feelings for her. Mu Hang also underestimated his feelings for her, so they missed each other for six years.
The ending feels a bit rushed
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